Capitolo 36
although, to find my so precious voice to me."
"It is a popular gift my boy,; and all the popular gifts are precious. When
I stamp my new account, I have to have Your name on him."
They left Conway around midday next day.
The Foxes, were destined for hearing some success of Harry. The Conway
_Citizen_ was taken in the family, and, very to their amazement,
this is what they founded, prominently it put, in the next number:
"The magic fun of Teacher Hemenway, the evening of Thursday,
it was more also succeeded how usual. He had had the good luck to
you assure the services of a young singer called Harry Vane that it enchanted
youth and old man from two popular selections. His/her voice and execution
it is both admirable, and we foretell for him a bright future."
The Mr. Fox read to tall voice this in evident he/she wonders and excitement.
"Did it ever feel the likes?" he said.
"Who have thought him?" played in harmonious way in her Mrs. Fox.
I CAPITULATE VIII
A LIBERAL OFFER
Then a circle of trip started--what called the teacher a
professional turn. From their day they traveled in the wagon, while bringing them
stuff with them, stopping to the principal cities, and giving
funs in the evening. To many of these places the magician was well
known, and its makeups were not new. But he had an attraction in his
young assistant on that the was advertised it regularly covers with manifestos as the
"young singer celebrated with which songs are everywhere receipts
applause that admires."
Indeed truth was very near. Harry was really an excellent singer, and
his/her fresh face, attractive and virile aspect they won him/it a welcome in
all the cities on their run of routing. Sometimes a young girl in the public
throws him/it a bouquet. This did him/it blush and it smiles, and donor's felt
compensated.
Where was it about to end? It was him to continue in the service of the
teacher, and in duration him happened a magician and a traveling
celebrity? Harry was not sure around him. He saw that you/he/she would have paid him